Academy of Mount Saint Vincent - Chastellux Yearbook (Tuxedo Park, NY)

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BILL SAHLER and his Father have built up the SAHLER’S CONTRACTING and BUILDING CORPORATION from a small firm to a large and constantly expand- ing one. Despite the number of men he employs BILL seems naturally to step into the background as he has done here when CHRIS MURA and ELLEN CONVENTE drove down to the shop to thank him for his Yearbook contribu- tion. In a tiny village like Tuxedo there are very few stores — and TUXEDO PARK PHARMACY is one — and well patron- ized by Mount Students. MR. FLA- GIELLO and LINDA MATULEWICZ seem amused by TERRY BYRNE’S comments as she considers a possible purchase. When SHEILA O’TOOLE and KIM WHITE visited the Office of the TUXEDO PARK ASSOCIATION, MR. IRVING LIVINGSTON and MR. ROBERT LA BURT showed them a map of the Park and the location of each of the build- ings of the Academy. The girls were amazed to find how far Renamor is from the other three buildings — not “as a crow flies — but the winding roadway. Oh, for a heli- copter!

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It’s A Woman’s World In The Rockland National Bank In Tuxedo The attractive tieldstone building in which the Bank is lo cated on Route 17, also called Orange Turnpike as it passes through Tuxedo. . . . not because the entire Staff of the Tuxedo Branch of the ROCKLAND NATIONAL BANK is made up of women, but because the Manager of the Bank is gracious and efficient MRS. GLADYS BRENTNALL. This is the Branch of the Bank that handles our Yearbook Account that zooms upward into the thousands with each new Yearbook, and then plunges down to zero as the last payment is met. In the picture at the left. MRS. BRENTNALL is explaining to CHRIS JORDAN the assets of the Bank. MR. ROBERT DAVENPORT, Manager of the Suffem Branch of the ROCKLAND NATIONAL BANK, invited members of the Staff to join him in the picture NANCY COX. our Photographer, was about to take for the Contributors’ section of our Year- book. Next to MR. DAVENPORT is JANET WENTZ and second from the right is MAR- IANNE ANGEL JANET and MARIANNE are “Suffern-ites and therefore potential depositors of the Bank.

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MR. HARRY COX, President of the COX CHEVROLET COR- PORATION in Fair Lawn is flanked by PEGGY FORD, Co-Editor of our Yearbook, and one of his daughters, NANCY, who has been the most successful Student Photographer the Mount has ever had. All the pictures in this section except this — which MRS. COX took — and those of the lORIO's, — were taken by her. So, too. were the basketball and cheer- leading pictures and those of the Honor Societies and several others throughout the book. MR. COX’s smile may be one of amusement at his wife-turned-photographer, or it may be the smile of a proud parent appreciating the success of his daughter. Once again The TRIBUNE PRESS has moved. This time from SUFFERN to WEST NYACK. The TRIB- UNE PRESS has printed our Yearbook stationery for several years and we wish them well in their new location. MR. DANIEL FARRY of FARR-0 PRODUCTS in New York City provides most of the sta- tionery supplies used by the Academy. We’re grateful for his continued support of our Yearbook.